ember.js - how to sort embedded records in ember without using ArrayController -

i want sort embedded records in content. had separated embedded record arraycontroller , did sorting on - pretty straight forward, told should use embedded records without arraycontroller. followed http://www.javascriptkit.com/javatutors/arraysort2.shtml sort array objects , content getting sorted view not getting updated accordingly. function looks :

    setsort: function (sort) {         var sortedcontent = this.get('content.analyticsrunparameters');         sortedcontent.sort(function(a, b){             var cola=a.get(sort).tolowercase(), colb=b.get(sort).tolowercase();              if (cola < colb) //sort string ascending                 return -1;             if (cola > colb)                 return 1;             return 0; //default return value (no sorting)         });         this.set('content.analyticsrunparameters',sortedcontent);          console.log(sortedcontent);//is sorted         console.log(this.get('content.analyticsrunparameters'));//is sorted      } 

is there way update view when content sorted? or using arraycontroller way around? thanks.

i found solution in post here : ember.arrayproxy changes not triggering handlebars #each update

i don't know if best solution either. seems should able sort array objects without of array proxy. had make minor modification in transform using return arrayproxy instead of normal array of objects :

as.analyticsrunparametertransform = ds.transform.extend({ //return array of ember objects deserialize: function (serialized) {     var objects = [];     (var key in serialized) {         objects.push(ember.object.create({             "name": serialized[key].name,             "description": serialized[key].description,             "default": serialized[key]["default"],             "value": serialized[key].value,             "category": serialized[key].category         }));     }      //return objects;     return ember.arrayproxy.create({ content: objects }); }, //return json object serialize: function (deserialized) {     var analyticstemplate = {}, object;     (var = 0, len = deserialized.length; < len; i++) {         object = deserialized[i];         analyticstemplate[object.get('name')] = {"name": object.get('name'),             "description": object.get('description'),             "default": object.get('default'),             "value": object.get('value'),             "category": object.get('category')};     }     return analyticstemplate; } });